Sentence examples for defined by the fact from inspiring English sources

My Christmas isn't defined by the fact that I don't currently have a boyfriend or husband.

Cedar Grove is one of those Essex County suburbs defined by the fact that it is not Newark.

Basinski's loops are defined by the fact that machines are always in the process of failing, and that change itself is a form of composition.

Daisy is defined by the fact that she's suddenly unable to drive herself and is forced to give up a bit of control.

In a classically angst-ridden Jewish ambivalence about identity, the New York punk Richard Hell – of Television, the Heartbreakers and the Voidoids – has said he doesn't like to be defined by the fact that his father is Jewish.

I asked her how she can make a difference when she serves in a branch of government that has come to be defined by the fact that it does so little.

In a hypothesis-generating analysis, we used similar methodology to explore relationships between accuracy of knowledge of disease and probability of cure with the four domains of QoL defined by the FACT-G: physical, emotional, social/family and functional.

Across the country as the Guardian met with people for Dear Australia, a recurrent theme resonated powerfully in every interview: that of refusing to be defined by the singular fact of being a refugee.

There are some films that are defined by the very fact that they've been banned or suppressed.

Middle-aged and solitary, Jose can't accept a humanity defined by the bare facts entered on the files.

Thus, automatic tools should follow the same standards and assumptions as defined by the annotation guidelines, a fact that must be carefully considered in any annotation task.